For ordinary people living on Blue Star, three days ago felt as though it had been only yesterday.
However, for the research teams that had been stationed on the surface of Mars for three days and two nights, carrying out scientific research, each day felt like a year.
The extreme temperature difference between day and night had caused them a great deal of trouble in their work.
Most of the time, they could only rely on robots to go outside and excavate samples. The opportunities to step outside the temporary base were few and far between.
Everything was for the sake of safety.
Blue Star, Candy Technology Park, First Laboratory Building.
Mo Jingchun leaned back in his comfortable boss's chair, looking somewhat disappointedly at the exploration data sent back by all the Spider Robots.
It had been three days. The several hundred Spider Robots they had sent out had not failed to find metal ore, but unfortunately, neither the yield nor the concentration was very high. If they spent time excavating such low-yield minerals on Mars, they might as well search for meteorites and try their luck.
After all, the refined minerals would still need to be transported into space at a high cost.
It was a thankless task. No wonder they had gone to such great lengths to build a refinery on Mars.
The various countries had been arguing endlessly over the ownership of Mars. If Candy Technology, a private enterprise, tried to take a piece of this pie, it would inevitably provoke a backlash from every country.
But why did they have to mine the ore themselves?
Technology was the most valuable thing. As long as he held the technology in his hands, Mo Jingchun would not worry about having no metal to use once large quantities of